341 hpi sc15 Discontinued. Need advice! Thanks
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Hi.
I’m a total noob at this but my son has inherited an HPI mini trophy and I think the ESC needs replacing.
Certainly a couple of the wires connecting it need replacing.
Looks like the replacement ESC comes with the relevant wires pre-soldered, right?
And the above part seems to be discontinued, but the HPI site takes me to another part that’s ALSO discontinued.
Can anyone help?!
I’m a total noob at this but my son has inherited an HPI mini trophy and I think the ESC needs replacing.
Certainly a couple of the wires connecting it need replacing.
Looks like the replacement ESC comes with the relevant wires pre-soldered, right?
And the above part seems to be discontinued, but the HPI site takes me to another part that’s ALSO discontinued.
Can anyone help?!
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i would get something like a hobbywing 1060 esc, is also waterproof. the ESC in most RCs are pretty universal by scale, occasionally they are a 2 in 1 reciever ESC unit, but it does not look like that is the case with yours.
https://www.hobbywingdirect.com/prod...iant=753399705
the esc will only push as much voltage/amperage as the Motor is demanding.
does also give you the opportunity to upgrade to brushless if you would like.
something like a Hobbywing 10bl60 combo.
https://www.hobbywingdirect.com/prod...iant=753399705
the esc will only push as much voltage/amperage as the Motor is demanding.
does also give you the opportunity to upgrade to brushless if you would like.
something like a Hobbywing 10bl60 combo.
Last edited by D3MON; 08-10-2020 at 10:05 AM.
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i would get something like a hobbywing 1060 esc, is also waterproof. the ESC in most RCs are pretty universal by scale, occasionally they are a 2 in 1 reciever ESC unit, but it does not look like that is the case with yours.
the esc will only push as much voltage/amperage as the Motor is demanding.
does also give you the opportunity to upgrade to brushless if you would like.
something like a Hobbywing 10bl60 combo.
the esc will only push as much voltage/amperage as the Motor is demanding.
does also give you the opportunity to upgrade to brushless if you would like.
something like a Hobbywing 10bl60 combo.